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Oh, now I understand. I think he mentioned something about "key combinations mapped to one key" or similar in his blog posts but I might be wrong (it's already quite...

Have you documented somewhere which approach you've taken for modifications?

Nice! I've read a translated version (Google translate) and find it interesting. Any plans to rewrite it in a closer-to-metal language ([V](https://vlang.io/ ) or Rust or C++ or C or...

Few years ago my attention to rsbep from ttsiodras was brought by the write up https://www.thanassis.space/rsbep.html . The original rsbep (not patched by ttsiodras) is not that interesting (to me...

@ChristophWurst I'd actually prefer to teach the user to understand the concept. Accepting an invitation is a "view" of the event editable by someone else. Any attempt to edit it...

>The problem with this approach is that it just isn't true from a technical perspective. I find this argument a pure strawman. Simply because this "true" perspective is **the** reason...

I'm not sure what the plain is, but I wouldn't want to make Cypht responsible for locally storing and maintaining the contact list. I see Cypht as a thin layer...

>Have a button to identify a message as "not spam" and move it back to relevant inbox. And if possible, teach the server that it's not spam (is there a...

Hm, I think Cypht was deliberately designed to be so minimal, that PWA doesn't make any sense here. And the only thing I can think of where PWA could make...

There is one thing I found PWA mandates, but Cypht can't. Namely loading Cypht offline (e.g. from local storage). Not to be confused with *offline access* which basically means Cypht...